Titlebook: Sports Performance; Kazuyuki Kanosue,Tomoyuki Nagami,Jun Tsuchiya Book 2015 Springer Japan 2015 Elite Athletes.Fundamental Sports Mechanis

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Kuniaki Hirayamaollecting and communicating evidence of learning, and a fundamental redefinition of both students’ and teachers’ roles in the assessment process.978-1-4020-1357-7978-0-306-48125-3Series ISSN 1572-1957 Series E-ISSN 2542-9957

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f sports events and performance levels.This book focuses on sports performance. According to the .Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English., "performance" refers to "how well or badly a person, company etc. does a particular job or activity" and "high performance" describes "cars, computers etc. t

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On the Structure of Movement Preparation: Inferences from Motor Schema Theoryer or not they proceed in a fixed order with the assembly of GMPs first, followed by parameterization. These questions could be studied in more detail by using event-related brain potentials. We review this approach in the second part.

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Muscle Relaxation and Sportsation might be an “active process”, and not just the end of contraction. In the sports field, beginners or players under stress often find relaxation of particular muscles is difficult. However, the mechanisms underlying muscle relaxation during sports is not well understood.

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Training Locomotor Function: From a Perspective of the Underlying Neural Mechanisms of the knowledge obtained in these studies, this chapter will review the recently acquired knowledge to elucidate the neural mechanisms underlying execution of locomotion movements and provide information for construction of possible intervention for improvement in their performance.

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